When Security Meets Product: A Remote PM Role Worth Knowing About
Expel is hiring a fully remote Product Manager to own the detection pipeline — a rare role built for PMs who speak both SOC analyst and Sales.
Not every product management job asks you to genuinely understand how raw security data becomes a meaningful alert. Most PM roles stay at arm's length from the technical plumbing. This one doesn't.
Expel's open Product Manager position for its Detection Pipeline team is remote and designed for someone who cares deeply about how data moves — from ingestion through normalization to correlation — and what happens when any part of that chain fails. If you've ever sat with a SOC analyst and then turned around to brief a non-technical audience on the same topic without losing anyone, this role was written with you in mind.
The job covers the usual PM territory: roadmaps, prioritization, cross-team communication, and stakeholder relationships. But the differentiator is domain fluency. Expel wants someone with a real opinion about what a managed detection and response service should actually catch — an opinion earned through customer empathy and hands-on industry experience, including the projects that went sideways.
For nomads with a cybersecurity or technical product background, fully remote roles at this level of specificity are genuinely rare. It's the kind of position where your hybrid skill set — technical depth plus business communication — stops being a quirk and starts being the whole job.
Inspired by reporting from We Work Remotely: Remote jobs in design, programming, marketing and more.